Women’s Mental Health Treatment Program

Dedicated Team

Our highly trained therapists and staff provide around-the-clock care with education and compassion to support each of our client’s goals. Our intimate, all-female setting provides a safe and nurturing environment as individuals address some of their most challenging issues.

Individual and group therapy

Individual and group therapy is provided during the weekdays at a location near the residences. At our healing therapy center, each client meets regularly with one of our DBT therapists, and our psychiatrist at least weekly. We also provide other groups, including DBT skills training, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), behavioral activation, seeking safety for trauma, mindfulness, art therapy, yoga therapy, life coaching, and pottery. There are also regular mindfulness outings. A sample women’s mental health program weekly schedules can be accessed here.

Food

We believe excellent nutrition is vital to healing. Our expert Culinary Team prepares wonderful nutritious meals that help support a healthy lifestyle and recovery. Special dietary needs are no problem for our expert team. Kosher, vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free, our team has you covered.

Activities

In the evenings and on weekends, there are structured activities along with some downtime. These activities can include gym outings, beach walks, 12-step meetings (as appropriate), and store runs. A sample of our women’s mental health program weekly schedules can be accessed here. While in residential treatment, our clients have access to coaching and skills practice whenever needed, so that they never feel alone. Our team of therapists and community counselors are here to make sure that each client gains the skills needed to have a successful return to daily life.

Family Support

We offer a dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) skills course. This five-week course provides family members with an overview of the DBT skills their loved one is learning during treatment. When family members can learn the DBT skills as well, they can better communicate with their loved one and better support them in their recovery. The course also allows family members to get support from and connect with other families when they need it most. The course is held weekly via virtual platforms and is led by one of our experienced DBT therapists. It’s only open to families of women enrolled at Clearview women’s mental health program and is included as part of treatment.

Every client enrolled at Clearview will receive couples and family therapy sessions (as requested) with their therapist based on clinical appropriateness. These sessions are often focused on communication, planning, and psychoeducation.